COVID-19 mask decorating is the latest category of entries encouraged for this year’s Teton County Fair. The Teton County “locals” Fair is open for entries and looking to highlight the multiple talents of the Teton …
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Despite how green it looks around our region, wildfires are still a concern. A wildfire between Rexburg and Arco on state highway 33 was fully contained yesterday at 6660 acres, involving primarily juniper bushes and …
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The unpaved section of the Moose-Wilson Road in Grand Teton National Park will be temporarily closed for seasonal dust abatement beginning 4 am tomorrow and will reopen by 8 am Thursday. This routine dust abatement …
Continue readingThe COVID-19 pandemic has interrupted a lot of life in Jackson Hole over the past several months, and now it is preventing a long tradition that has brought residents of the community together every July: …
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The Teton County Health Department and St John’s Health Center have been bombarded with calls from concerned residents who believe they have been exposed to the COVID virus through close contact with an infected person …
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In the fourth round of surveillance testing on Yellowstone employees, all tests came back negative. On June 17 and 18, National Park Service (NPS) employees, with assistance from local and state health officials, tested 190 …
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Patrons Are Not Considered at Risk Snake River Brewing Co. announces that, in light of the ongoing public health crisis, they will be closing their restaurant and brewpub temporarily. Two team members have tested positive …
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Leadership transition at St. John’s Health is on the horizon, following announcements that the CEO will retire from his role and the board has appointed a new trustee. At the June 29 public board meeting, …
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Wyoming’s current public health orders will be extended through July 15 as the number of cases of COVID-19 in the state continues to steadily increase, Governor Mark Gordon announced today. Twenty-five percent of Wyoming’s total …
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The Teton Health Department announces the use of PathCheck SafePlaces a mobile app created by Path Check Inc. to assist the Teton County Health Department in contact tracing efforts as Teton County continues to see …
Continue readingWith downtown business owners complaining of aggressive customers refusing to wear masks when they enter stores, the Jackson Town Council passed a resolution that would support a county requirement to wear face coverings in public …
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As the Town of Jackson prepares to update its wastewater rates, the community is invited to participate in one of two workshops to learn more about the process, provide feedback, and share perspectives. The workshops …
Continue readingThe Jackson Hole Ski & Snowboard Club has elected Dr. Shannon Owens as President of the JHSC Board of Directors. Born in Wurzburg, Germany, and raised in Jackson, Dr. Owens is a graduate of Jackson …
Continue readingEvans Construction is currently building a new sidewalk on the north side of Hansen Ave from Cache St to Redmond St. This week, Evans will install irrigation sleeves, driveway aprons, subgrade, curb & gutter, and …
Continue readingThe Wyoming Department of Environmental Quality is warning that harmful Cyanobacteria Blooms, also known as blue-green algae, is again making its appearance in Wyoming waters. Jackson Hole Radio Veterinary Correspondent Dr. Stephanie Ninnemann explains that when …
Continue readingThe Teton County Recycling Center and Trash Transfer Station will be closed to the public on Friday in observance of the Fourth of July holiday. The Trash Transfer Station will resume regular business hours on Saturday, July 4th. …
Continue readingThe 39th annual Teton Valley Balloon Rally will take place July 2ndthrough the 5th in Driggs. Hot air balloons launch from the Teton County Fairgrounds just after sunrise each morning. With the easing of travel restrictions interested …
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By Chris Brown Executive Director, Wyoming Lodging and Restaurant Association, and Mike Moser Executive Director, Wyoming State Liquor Association Wyoming’s hospitality and tourism industry is the state’s second largest industry. In 2019 we welcomed 9.2 million overnight visitors that spent …
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